SPI Asset Management Warns Fed’s Rate Policy Could Trigger Currency Crisis
SPI Asset Management’s Stephen Innes warns that the Fed’s rate policy may ignite a currency crisis, as high rates impact the Japanese yen’s exchange rate.
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SPI Asset Management’s Stephen Innes warns that the Fed’s rate policy may ignite a currency crisis, as high rates impact the Japanese yen’s exchange rate.
At BEYOND Expo 2024, intelligent robots captivate global audiences with groundbreaking innovations in AI and automation, heralding a new era of technological advancement in Asia and beyond.
China and Europe strengthen climate cooperation to promote sustainable development and green growth. Former Belgian ambassador Patrick Nijs discusses the urgency of global environmental governance.
Alvarez Pereira Carlos, Secretary General of the Club of Rome, emphasizes that a shift in mindset is crucial for enhancing China-Europe cooperation on climate change and global environmental governance.
Stephen Innes of SPI Asset Management urges the Federal Reserve to reconsider its rate hike policies, highlighting the need to account for global economic recovery and prevent potential currency crises.
The Japanese yen nears the critical 160 yen per dollar mark as analysts assess the impact of U.S. Fed policy. David Scutt of GAIN Capital shares insights on the yen’s outlook amid global economic shifts.
The Middle East witnesses a 22% surge in international visitors, reaching 86.3 million in 2023, defying geopolitical challenges.
Tesla has begun construction of a landmark Megapack battery factory in Shanghai, marking its first energy storage facility outside the U.S. The factory will produce 10,000 units annually starting in 2025.
At the SheTech Summit during the BEYOND Expo, tech leaders discussed empowering women in the industry. Insights from BMW and NVIDIA highlight efforts to foster women’s leadership globally.
BEYOND Expo 2024 has begun in Macao, bringing together over 250 industry leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies and trends across Asia.
Southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region has witnessed significant economic and cultural growth since its peaceful liberation in 1951, transforming into a vibrant and dynamic region over the past 73 years.
At BEYOND Expo 2024, Neil Shen of HongShan Capital shared three keys to entrepreneurial success: a long-term view, embracing steep learning curves, and cultivating a global perspective.
China’s Vice President Han Zheng announces the country’s commitment to enhancing global economic and financial stability through deeper cooperation with the Bank for International Settlements.
CATL CEO Robin Zeng emphasizes the crucial role of circular technology in research and development, highlighting its importance in creating a sustainable future.
On May 22, the International Day for Biological Diversity, China reaffirmed its commitment to biodiversity conservation during an event in Hainan Province, pledging continued active participation in global efforts.
China is leveraging cutting-edge technologies to enhance care for its aging population, promoting smart care solutions that integrate big data, AI, and more to improve elderly services.
The BEYOND Expo is driving technological innovation in Macao, says co-founder Jason Ho. The event provides a platform fostering growth and collaboration, positioning Macao as a hub for technological advancements.
The BEYOND Expo 2024, themed “Embracing the Unknown,” is set for May 22-25 in Macao, bringing together global innovators to explore future technology trends.
China will implement a new policy from June 1 to encourage international cruise ships to dock at its ports, aiming to revitalize its cruise tourism industry as passenger volumes rebound significantly.
The 4th BEYOND International Technology Innovation Expo (BEYOND Expo 2024) begins today, bringing together global innovators to showcase Asia’s latest tech advancements until May 25.